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About Criad

Built by people who know where delay is born.

Criad connects the drawings, specs, model, programme and orders of a build, so the answer and its evidence are in the meeting. Started by two founders who ran product and engineering together for nearly a decade in construction AI: one from site coordination and Amazon-scale AI, one who grew up on building sites.

Where Criad comes from.

We did not start from the software. We started from the delays: a question about a drawing, a spec or an order that could not be answered on the day, and the weeks it cost the project to answer it later.

  1. Before

    On site

    Infrastructure projects in the Middle East. A family building business in Germany. Progress reviews, coordination meetings, and the moment a drawing and the site disagree.

    Most delay is decided long before it shows on site.

  2. A decade in construction AI

    Watching the pattern

    Nearly a decade building AI that tracked construction progress on major projects worldwide. The technology worked. The same pattern kept repeating.

    Issues born in design and coordination surfaced on site, when it was already too late.

  3. Now

    Criad

    The problem was never a lack of data. The drawings, specs, models, programme and orders never met, and never reached the person who had to decide.

    Connect them, so the answer and its evidence are in the meeting.

Three rules we build by.

They shape every answer Criad gives, and every one it refuses to give.

People decide.

Criad puts the answer and its evidence in front of the person who has to decide. It never decides for them.

Every answer cites its source.

A clause, a sheet revision, a measurement on the model. If it cannot be checked, it is not an answer.

No specialist in the way.

Owners, contractors, subcontractors and integrators ask in plain language. The drawings, specs and model answer, with no BIM seat between them.

The founders.

Two people who spent their careers on the two sides of the gap: the site, and the data about it. Issued as drawings, with the revision history attached.

Harsh Singh

Sheet F-01 · Founder

Harsh Singh

Co-founder & CEO

Site first. Then AI at Amazon. Then construction AI.

Started on large infrastructure projects in the Middle East with Murray & Roberts and Al Habtoor, sitting through hundreds of progress reviews where design intent and site reality had quietly drifted apart. At Amazon he led product for customer and selling partner experiences worldwide and shipped AI for image analysis, product segmentation and document authentication, some of it co-developed with AWS. As CTPO at Disperse he ran product, design and engineering for a construction AI platform used on live sites. Criad is the tool he wanted in every one of those meetings.

RevRevision history
AConstruction consulting, Middle East: Murray & Roberts, Al Habtoor
BHead of Product, Amazon: AI products worldwide, co-developed with AWS
CCTPO, Disperse: product, design and engineering
DCo-founder & CEO, Criadcurrent

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Felix Neufeld

Sheet F-02 · Founder

Felix Neufeld

Co-founder & CTO

Grew up on building sites. A decade building construction AI.

Grew up on construction sites. Seven years in the family business, Neufeld Bau Center in Germany: construction assistant on residential builds, then a 12-unit commercial development with large-scale solar, then the firm's technology transformation. Architects and builders as parents, siblings in the trade. After Goethe University Frankfurt and LSE he co-founded Disperse, leading it as CTO and then CEO through seven years of growth in construction AI, until Disperse was acquired by OpenSpace.

RevRevision history
ANeufeld Bau Center: seven years in construction ops and tech
BGoethe University Frankfurt · MSc, LSE: Management of Information Systems
CCo-founder, CTO then CEO, Disperse: construction AI, acquired by OpenSpace
DCo-founder & CTO, Criadcurrent

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Co-founder & CTO

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